Re: Need help debugging Phoenix in a application being migrated from Classic

sábado, 28 de Maio de 2016 às 03:06:15 UTC+1, Scott Talbert escreveu:

> Can you narrow this down to a self-contained test case at all? 
>
> I tried, but I could not get your program to run.  I got: 
> AttributeError: No attribute or settings with name '_editor' found 
>
> Can you get the stack trace of the segmentation fault? 
>
> Scott


I have tested in Windows 7 x64 with Python 2.7.11 @32bit and it worked 
after setting PYTHONPATH.

C:\GitHub\RIDE>set PYTHONPATH=.\src

C:\GitHub\RIDE>echo %PYTHONPATH%
.\src

C:\GitHub\RIDE>python src\bin\ride.py

If you first install RIDE, it will create config files at 
$HOME/.robotframework/ride (in Windows 
%HOMEPATH%\AppData\Roaming\RobotFramework\ride). That should be the problem 
on running RIDE before installing.
Also I noticed that running from code, it will get modules from installed 
RIDE, so to reproduce the crash I had to uninstall RIDE (and start as above 
and not as below).

(my Phoenix in Windows was 3.0.3.dev2022+b85bcd3 and also 
3.0.3.dev2057+dc47a18)
When I deleted config directory, uninstalled, and started RIDE from code 
with:
C:\GitHub\RIDE>python src\robotide\__init__.py
The crash did not happened.






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